Does anybody else have difficulty picturing mental scenes? For

To clarify, I'm asking first to see if this is abnormal before I ask for advice with rectifying this

I have severe ADHD if that helps for answers

>>18072648
I can't picture anything at all. On top of that, I lost my internal monologue years ago, so my head is empty all day every day. Stringing together coherent thoughts is incredibly difficult and requires a lot of time and effort. It's disabling.

I can't be of much help, but I do not think your situation is abnormal.

>>18072803
>lost internal monologue

I know someone who had a psychotic episode from doing cocktails of research chemicals all day every day who this happened to. Was yours drug related?

>>18072648
Yeah I actually have a hard time with this, not so much with the motion aspect but I've never really had much of a "mind's eye."

When I was dating my ex I spent a whole year trying to get good at drawing to make her something, and I noticed that concentrating on drawing shit and really looking at it as it was rather than how I thought it should be increased my mental ability to imagine things and remember visual details.

>>18072648
OP, you might be interested in this. One of the most recently recognised conditions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphantasia

Do you have any other symptoms? anything that people claim to be able to do in their heads, but you think it's just a strange metaphor, because you can never get close to doing so on your own?

Is the movement you're speaking of fast or slow? does it have any fixed speed or will anything do?

Is it somehow connected with 3D vision perhaps?